Fishing Charters in South Carolina

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Palmetto Fishing Charters

Murrells Inlet, SC

Palmetto Fishing Charters – Murrells Inlet, SC Experience some of the best fishing the South Carolina coast has to offer with Palmetto Fishing Charters and Captain Ryan Isabelle. Whether you're an experienced angler looking to hook into a trophy fish or a first-timer ready to fall in love with fishing, Capt. Ryan will make sure your trip is exciting, comfortable, and memorable. You'll fish the beautiful waters of Murrells Inlet, an area known for its productive marshes, creeks, and coastal waters that hold a wide variety of species year-round. Target popular inshore favorites like: • Redfish • Spotted Seatrout • Flounder • Black Drum Depending on the season, you may also encounter Cobia, Sharks, Bluefish, Spadefish, and Mackerel on nearshore trips. Your trip takes place aboard a 24’ Sea Hunt center console, built for both comfort and performance. The boat accommodates up to 6 guests, with plenty of room to fish and a T-top for shade from the South Carolina sun. All rods, reels, bait, and tackle are provided, along with Captain Ryan’s local expertise to help anglers of all skill levels have a successful day on the water. At the end of the trip, your catch will be cleaned and filleted so you can enjoy it fresh. Just bring your drinks, snacks, and a good attitude — Captain Ryan will take care of the rest. Book your trip today and come experience the thrill of fishing Murrells Inlet! Please note: credit card processing fees and taxes are not included in trip pricing.

inshorenearshoreFlounderBlack Drum

Murrells Inlet, SC

Up to 6

Best Time to Catch Flounder

Flounder can be caught year-round in Stuckey. Right now in April, activity is Excellent.

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Seasonal Activity Chart

Current Status: excellent

Peak fishing season! Flounder are actively feeding in prime conditions with excellent catch rates.

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Stuckey provides access to some surprisingly good flounder fishing within a short drive to the coast. The maze of tidal creeks and flats near the coast offer ideal ambush points for these flatfish. Fall is prime time, as flounder migrate out of the creeks and into the larger bays before heading offshore. Focus your efforts on areas with sandy or muddy bottoms near structure like docks, pilings, or grass edges. A local's secret is to drift live mud minnows or mullet along the bottom on a Carolina rig. Pay close attention to the tide – flounder often feed most actively during the hour before and after high or low tide. Public boat ramps along the Black River provide access to the coastal waterways. The flounder in this area can range in size, but patient anglers are often rewarded with some tasty fillets. Be sure to shuffle your feet when wading to avoid stepping on a flounder.